#ECHOFON VS TWITTER FULL#
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#ECHOFON VS TWITTER ANDROID#

Mounted on a round panel of recycled wood, it makes a beautiful wall ornament for any hacker lab. This fits well with the overall aesthetic of the clock, which consists of a heap of PCBs held together with cable ties and electrical tape. The clock got its “drunk” label because the process of repeatedly running the date command and parsing its output is slow and prone to hiccups, resulting in a display where the seconds advance in a somewhat unsteady manner. The resulting “NTSC” signal is then fed into a small TFT display that shows the time. could have simply hooked up a VGA display to this, but instead went for another layer of complexity by converting the VGA signal to something resembling composite video, using nothing more than three resistors. This is a little PCB with an FPGA that emulates an OLED display and outputs the image to a VGA connector. The “FPGA” part is where it gets weirder: the ESP32 is hooked up to a VGA1306 board. It then telnets into the system, logs in, and requests the current time using the Linux date command. That mouthful is an accurate description of what it does: at the heart of the device is an ESP32 that uses WiFi to connect to a Raspberry Pi. Here at Hackaday we can never get enough of odd clocks, and we’re delighted to see ’s creation called the Wifi-Telnet-FPGA-NTSC Drunk Wall Clock. A variation on that would also make a really nice clock display.Ĭontinue reading “Robotic Doodle Clock” → Posted in clock hacks, Robots Hacks Tagged arduino, arm, dry erase, felt, servo This reminds us of that felt-tipped Turing Machine. The entire thing is driven by an Arduino compatible board mounted on the base of the clock. From there it starts to draw the time, tracing the segments of each digit multiple times to achieve a readable number. The video after the break shows the bot in action, at first flexing its wrist to switch back and forth between marker and eraser. We think if the arm holding the acrylic writing surface had been at right angles this would not look nearly as pleasing. The shape and building material used here really make the timepiece look great. There’s a bit of play in the arm joints and some loose motor precision which results in a wavy font that prompted to name his project the Doodle Clock. It will show you the time by drawing it in dry-erase marker. Share photo with Twitter, Twitpic, YFrog, Mobypicture, MyPict.This clock has a robotic twist to it. Autocomplete twitter hashtags and username Picture preview in timeline, large view of images with pinch to zoom Mute Twitter users, word or applications Scrollable widgets to display your twitter timeline on your home Colorize your timeline/friends from Twitter Plume is a beautiful and completely customizable Twitter app that will revolutionize the way you use Twitter! Brought to you by the authors of the popular Beautiful Widgets, Plume is one of the best Twitter clients for Android! (Plume was formerly known as Touiteur) * In-app browser/in-app picture viewer See More See Less * Offers photo previews right in your Twitter timeline

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* Full set of Twitter functionality: Tweet, Retweet, Direct Message, lists * View threaded conversations all in one place to easily keep track of who said what * Choose from light or battery-saving dark color themes * Background notifications alert you of new Direct Messages and Easily manage multiple Twitter accounts

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#ECHOFON VS TWITTER FOR ANDROID#

Wrapped in a beautiful, clean interface, Echofon for Android packs a punch, featuring gorgeous desktop widget, instant notifications, light and dark color themes and more – all the Twitter features you need to bring order to your busy social media life. Echofon is the easy-to-use, super fast Twitter app that smartly syncs across all your devices.

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